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LOCAL. hREvlTIHs.
w 1Nn HNEVt1Ih5s h :
Mattera OF Minor nom aht In and Ahas

Matters OF Minor nomsht Ia and About
r the city. - ~
THI coal bank caro- Of Myers w. Mar.
Sh'l 10 r!ill pending In Judge JAeob'e
court, hi CIV II "a
Ma. THOMAS JoNr,, an old E.nA mill
ann'ave. Ia, ntartad o grocery In the
Uhlhch block, (.
OFFICER JuaEiss locked up Kis.le Blake
Yesterday morning on 4 charge Of being
on the stree! at an unreasonable hour for
improper pufpossI. '|l r.
ofgicEl DELL, wlltla and Carney
raIded tho honse Of Ida Nichols, on Nine.
ieeDth htreet, Saturday night aud nilessed
!se madam, two Rifls and two men.
Tar raloon Of John Detsch, at Ma,tIu's
Ferry, wns entered by burglars Friday
nlsht, and Z revolver and como u!hel
Nn'll articlts stolen. There 10 no clue 10
the !hlsyeu. Az ,Il7 9 F'11,0
Adds CoLLiss, tho boy convicted oil
pstls larceny, With q count for former con.
Weldon, wta aenteucsd Saturday to one
yeArs imprisonment In tho pspitentiRry,
Snd At once taken down by q Deputy
Sheriff.
IT WAS reported In The city Saturday
thst John Gibson, 4 u. 4 o. engineer run.
nlns on the Hsmp1eld division, had been
killed near Pittsburgh by tho explosion oil
bis engine, but no confirmation or dstaili
weio obtalnable. ...i....
No ONE ehould fall 10 attend the lecture
glycn on Tuesday evening by Ri. Raw.
John J. keaue, D. D., Bishop OF Rich,
mond, II tho Cathedral. His subject will
be Loo XIII. and tho lecture will be one
q ths fines! hoard In the city for q long
time.
LOUIS HKs,, the youthful tough who
wGs leciured and released by Judge Jsdsrs
the lals timo no was arra'gued In police
court, WAS arrested again Saturday BY
0acer Grubler, Tor dlsorde,ly couduc. q,
Ms Sadie Trscy'a house. on Csnlro mar.
ket fquare. .
AsoruYR large audience was present
lm. night at tho DifcIples Church 10 listen
10 Raw. Mr.. Ml.chsli's sermon on "The
New Birth" The meetings will be con.
ilnued TO night, aud no doubt o good
many will DO ptesent. Tho interest In
these protrsc!ed meetings 10 very eratIty.
Ing and much good 10 being accomplished.
H.J. srESIIzL. tho dalrymsn this side
oil tho johnson farm, up Caldwell'a rup,
vent outt 10 milk bis cows Saturday morn.
ing, and willis thus engaged the wood III
in gra.e In the houne fell out and sct tire
10 the carpst, aud II ho had no. returned
when be did the entire promises would
have burned up. AZ II wa, tho loss IL
about SlC0; no insurance,
IonS FLAuERrY, who sometime ago
created a disturbance at Celia WillIama'
house, and WAS pcnt to tho wotkhouse,
was pardoned by tho Mayor laat week.
Saturday evening he went back and
behaved 60 that Olllcsrs Watson and Dun
lisp sgain arrested him. James R'dseley
colorud, who WAS In tho house, was nlst
taken In. Flsherty undertook 10 pec, pa
bn. Dunlap brought lin 10 tius Win BIZ
club.
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We have Just opened specially for tho
Holiday trade the moo: elegant line OF ma.
chimes ever brought 70 shisci,y. We have
the Standard and White finished In Ma.
hosany, Oak, Antiqus Oak, Ash and Cher.
~. Choice will be given 10 Holiday pur.
chssers without additional cost. Read
our lad" in this paper. -
Ed. L, Rcsy 4 "a.
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IA FRinfui Accident,

Mr.: J. NJ. PAUL, proprietor Of the han.
over Hotel. Maltio's Ferry, met with an
sccldent on Tuesday last, causing the dis.
location Of his shoulder. Mr.. Parll lon. n
leg In tho army, and As consequence Ia
obliged to use crutoho, ono OF ttieao went
through q knot-hole In tho wash.room
floor. giving him violent fall with tho
above Yeeult, a. n II -
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Address Registered Letters 10
W.. =, new oaLKANa NATIONAL BASE,
REMEMBER T. Z,

RcEEuEEQ That the prsenoo c! Geus'L,
lNLWlMpkn Bsaurgnrt aud EArlY, who IA
10 charge Of the drawings, Is q guiraaiCe OF tett
luto iArnSs and Integrity, that tDe rHauctt Sc III
EQUAL, aud that Ito one tslii potsiply diyice What
nrmbur will draw iI!se.
hEMEMBEft that tho Payment OF AL Ptpsy
GUARANTEED III FOUE irIuSAL
lsAS!tS Of Nov Orleans, End tnr 1lcitb Is
t!xned BY tho Prs!dcnt Of m Inttitlon uhrt
chartered r.yhA arc recognized II thh a!yhef
Courts: therefore. beware OF auJ limitation, OF
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"hta-Rtr~.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. lo.-For wss,
vIrssnin, lIpht rain or snow, light 10 liz, 5
southtrly l,da, becoming fresh 10 brisk
noitherly, rlsinR followed by falling ten.
reraturo. with cold wsve Monday night
For Wtse'n Pennsylvania and OHIO
thr, a'ening weather, With snow, fre 81 10
b,!sk sou.herly Winds. bsc,mlng brhh 10
high no,!hwesterly, q slight ,lso folio wed
by falling temp e,ature. with cold xayo,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs/

rutlissed The d.t tirro Deocmbe A 1881 ~
AAVst: JOHN ". MlTCuEL;, n =.
!. III. GAEvlS, - "; ia "a i lfs'7.sJ i'lt1
follctlor Ter Com pI,i 10 mt. y n Il
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NIAxs In a nhnX IYindnx.

Abou: 9 O'Clock Saturday evening tho
holiday decorations nnt display In ono OF
the show windows Of BANDS shco store
caught hro from ono Of the gas Ietu and
Tor o few seconds so,iou, cor a.crasion
was threatened and considerable excite.
tent creRlefs n. ~ ~ -
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The. Arc Not. d Shop.titters.

CINCINNATI, O., DC. lS.-The two we'll
dressed women who we're arrested for
stealing a 10! Of gold chains Loot waek from
a jewelers. store have been identified By
description en- two well known shop.
lit!ors CT NowiYors. The cto!tn properly
which they sent by expItss 10 New York
han BEEN obtained there, and will be sen,
back here pending trial.
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Qbr!stuni-E. u. Eiooii. -
Nrsdqntrei 5o- Holiday Goodl-MsIAlp Bfcl
John ". Hsi,tell-Buots, do
Holiday atoct- ITO 4 Bertchy.
.hfi.tmss Ftlicfcles- Couner & snedeser,
70 dtug Dtsks-Arpsrz a Co.
fp!cial lnnortsnre-bgger. wirrlrk Il Co.
harry JGroba L Colby Goods and EoleuA
Chri.tntt uootb-AI Jca. klAI h.ck.
To th'ittnn lluyun-Etw. l. Ross d Co.
VIM. kI!eH hristuns Pressnta,
Holiday GoodI-lchu PriedAl.
For Sotrt hrthmas BILL OF fafe-D. ]. Mckee,
lou May Live Without Booki-9llulop d Dsy
export
The Story Il Clark OrVsr-House's Mu,Io s,ort
Holiday Gcods-W. J. Linens.
B.o'n c'auA's Pantry Is al r. HAnauer'a,
watches and JrwtlrI John A Lab
II. D.ehi-Saulo and Fancy G,occ TIA.
MNf. Re'y--Fine Millinery aud Dry Ucods,
sretiai shlc OF Black SILL, 3. Rhoits 4 o.,
HAnnftfcheis, .c.-A. l.. Rico 1 20.
Holiday aoocf-Geo. Il. Taylor.
Win. ,. w:et-ltauer.
Opera uouA-jin, tho Fennan.
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~ 1870 i,i,::;il Il ~
10 "a cneduors efl Eobert y, S,yt,. t,,,n,sN

=, 20 oedaers " RaartJ. s,'y,', d~t1sl< u !
nhio county, Wet Vinioil, made in Swn
.a,t pan1inx. TO rrblGrt the raj cs,e oi tho
s ~, nooan smJth to tia par rentr' hr fvhu,
.ne ane 81 ihss.'d fo.et l. spyio ios tJjudl.
o M 70 JoSph psnl!. com 1,'st!ol OF, Al ii,
oHco 20, l19 chsp'lun tteet. In Tho rIiy ~
iorS NednssisT. the ilth day Of January iss
Witness. Jchn y, Mitchell Clerk OF aid rIIN
ibis 7sth day CT Hovsmbs-. ss7. $3.50" 4
-noU.Iu ult. ". WHERE, l.. ~ 81
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!he crock, close BY, but WAS not much
hurt. Tbs aIsmzn also escaped With slight
ipjufisa. - 7rr1- 49, -
wsst viesipiAus 10 WAsAipxter.

sste.ai Dlpa!sA % ~ Ini.ltsensr. L-II ]
NWAsHlSoToS, D. O., Disc. ls.-R!chala
Y. Vlpghini has boon commissioned post.
master at Augusta, W. Va. ass
Judge Jackson, Col. L. 3. D,lllkee and
Judge Marshall tho latter attorney for tho
Richmond d DAuvillo Railroad. passed
through town to-day on sout, loI West
vl,Vlnla. nj
Ex-senator Camden 10 at Willarda.
D, O. Boyee, 81 Q1lnuemont, and q. NJ.
Chiden.er, Of Weslon, are In town.
General Coz returned from New York
tho afternoon. rI-0..
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THx Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
Will run isa trains from Thurs,iay, D.asm.
Der %, until Monday, December 70, In.
elusive every hour, same - during Gum.
msr, last train leaving city, at $50 y. N. ID
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A yIRsT cLAs, pair Bpectsclea mpse, to
order BY the reliable opticlRu Prof. Ii.
Nener, SO Twelfth street, will make the
best ChIistmas giit. III ! :
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II nsru koall n pos..y,n-,
Capital Prize, Sl50,00O.
arr Ten Dollar only. HAIa,
%. EithH, 81. Tcnlss 81.


Application Tor rates 10 alub4 hnolh be !a&t
anly 70 tho oiilo0 81 tho CoupA1y In New 0.lc.H.
For further Information w.ito clearly, s.vtr{ful
fcdrcss. FO5T.AL HUIEt, ExprnI Ao5CJ Orisr.
OF Now York Exchange iii ordinary lelter Co..
rency w KIp.ets tai our oEpensoI sidstt.l
..t. N. A. DluPHT,
Erw OIlCsrI, L.
" Il. 4. DAUpHR,
..H |.r.. EaShinrtfsn n n
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you now have 4 most excellent oppor.
Seahl'y 10 educate yonr children In clh,slc
SH,etman. Tho cost Is but 81 80 per month.
uIste hour, $3.50 eysry evening. Mrs.
NINA Neuer, So Twelfth etrees
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ATTRACTION!
" OVER HALF A MILLION Dl,TRIBUTEp,
louisiana State Lottery Company.

lnooIpo.nted IN lsSS 10: 81 yeAfs BY tso Lesit.
capital Of 81. coo. oCO-to which ruesJc fund 81
oref $50 COO kGs Encs heen tddod,
BY al overwhelming POPULAR vote iu tsAreht9
Wa made part Of the prevent 8u.a Constitution
Llcpted December III. Z. D., N79.
Tho only Lottery ever ro.cd Oh And e1io:,ed "
Tho PEOPLE Of any HtAte.
r" II neru scaai n pos.pons,
lts Grand Single Number Drawings tia
plhcs monthly, auc the Semi Annual Dns.sp
regularly Cvo;Y Eir months uuEe and Dncen et'L
A EPLE;D1D oPPORrUsITY TO WIN A FOB.
TUNE. First Grand drawing. Class y. In Tho
Academy OF Musc, Now Orleans. 1uusdsy,
JAnuhrX 10, 1888 -aIe:h AnnihlY pINirS.
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I. ALTHOUGH many reinsdlst nrs pushrd
Into the market BY spicy sdv.rsIse m CIV
Dr.. Bn,l's Cough Syrup takes the lead and
drnReists sell more than ever before. Price
only rs cents, .I,. : y ~
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: WAsnlsaroN, Dec. ls.-Baltimore 4
Ohio locomotive No, sts blew. up near
Rllsy's station, west oil G,euwood ye,!er.
day. Engineer Glb,on wau blown into
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THE POOL rRsps8AL.

A year or 60 ago Gen. Pc reil, Of Belle.
willie, Ill.,, :bfoscheh 3 echemo which he
thought would etftc.ually remedy tho
GROWING evils Of unhealthy competition.
This was pooling agreement, ths csps cI.
ty Of the mills, estimated couaum p:ion Of
pals and the like to bo considered In Al.
lostin2 each Grn Ito quota OF tho product,
and then all the nails made to DO put ic,o
common stock and cold by the pool at q
uniform prizes. Some manufacturers hsld
Gloot. It was understood that all the
mills Of the Wheeling dia.rict, tho centre
Of the Industry, wers iavorably disposed
toward tho project, but iovoral o! them
declined 70 enter pool u.si! all tho fac,o.
ries agreed to constitute part nj II. Ono
or two refused, AID lnalIy, ALA. a rood
deal Of trouble, the plan WAC abandoned.
1t Is now hoped, by tho formation
OF an organization with ill tho locsl mills
and rs many Of the Others a. will be-
bound by 1t, TO be able to control the mar.
ket In spite Of the cratic opsratiopu Of
outsids mills. The manufacturers argus
that this atop could not insks ,na.tera sny
worse, anyhow, for tho mills which a,s
not expected to unite under a new deal
are practically outside Of the association
now. gn.".-l'. - :
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Mus CR,w. "Chile, buy c bottle den,
Salvation Oil dsy cure your rheumatism
sayt;n, Is cent5.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY,
DoinmtpsionsfL

We Tho unconlyncd Banks and BAnken wll yg
Al Prizes drawn In 1hs Louisiana stste Lo.Ht.d
which may be prcscntot A. our counlerA
]. 3. O1I.EsBY, Pres. Loutliana National ysat.
PIERRE LASACx, Pres. aa:e National Bank.
4. BALDWIN, Pres. Now Orleans Rational BAhk.
GIRL KCHN, Prs unfoa National Bsat
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TUE uoUBE,

Tho few days In which tho Houss will
bsin sesslon during tia coming week will
in all probability be devoted to tho dis.
cuislon Of the rulas which ale to govern
the proceedings Of the House for the pres.
ant Congress. Tho Committee on Rules,
Which, 1t Is learned, will bs the only I'M.
poltant committee appointed before the
rncefs. will be. announced tomorrow and
an carly adjournment will DO had In
order to on bio that COMMITTEES to for.
tnally Organise and proceed speedily to
the consideration Of the proposed chAngcu
Of rules which hsvc already been re-
ferred 10 Ii, Eg li
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Ch.usc OF ria,o on oalo n.vsr Rnllroad

On and after Monday, December 10,
passenger trains will leave Wheeling a.
follows, city tina: 7:45 A. N IL noon and
4r. n. Regular time card will appear
later, . |-... -.
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!. OUR stock Of Fine Imported China and
Faney, Bric.a'Brac- surpssses anything
ever ihoHn In this mar kni. x ;Sa3f'
sE.&tii5 "a. DILLON 4 co.
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THE WEEK's PROGRAMME,
rhe business Liu-l, to Uutne Usforc Cou.
Kioss this Wotk.

rhe business Liu-iy to Uutne before Con.
xiess this wohL.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 1s.-There |.
co Join. purpo.e Oh thu part Of Seaa.oru
ei!hsr to do or abstain from doing any
given during the coming week, unloe,, In.
deed, tho unanlmity Of opinion In favor
Of beginning the holiday recssa on Thuru.
day or earllor b accounted u purpose.
Tho Senate calendar contains only three
bills which can be takca up for action,
One oil then provides for rcfundirg 10 the
States tho dlrec: tex OF 1881 and tho other
two relate TO porss Of entry in Oregon and
Washington Territory. Adezsn measures
Ito on tho t,els, somo OF which
will doubtless DO csllod up during
the week by tholr originstorp, 10 te1ts for
Get speeches, and will then be- rdferrnd 70
the proper committees. Among them arc
tho civil se,vlce resolution OF Mr.. Hale ;
the poa!sl Telegraph resolution by Mr..
Beck, the constitutional unsndnent pro.
posed by Mr.. Dolp!, empowering Con.
sreea to leysls!a upon ma.risye, diyu1cs,
polygamy. etc.; tho bill introduced BY
Mr.. Plumb providing for the erection Of
public buildings 10. poatc Glces; MI.
Aitchelid bill to abroga!s sill t.sa.lss and
and repeal all lass which permit the i'm.
mig,s!lnn OF Chinese; Mr.. pallne,'s b
70 regulate Immigration, aud tho two
postal telegraph bill. offered by Nj. Ed.
nuntn anil Dir, Cul!om respectively,
The matters OF greatest geocrai intsr.
est bsi0rs the Sana.. IN executive eestIon
are tho Cabinet nominations, and tbCtc
.aem to be awaiting tho motion of lbs
Judiciary Committee, to which the nom.
ina.ions Of MosslB. Lamar aud Villas were
cont The committee has held no meo,.
ing thus lar ard none haa yet been Gale d
Tor tomorrow, though Monday hss for
many years been i,s regular meotiuy Jay,
Tho belief Is general among Gena.ors tha,
10 action will BIO taken upon these nom.
nations until alter tho holiday recess,
The nomination Of Secretary Fa.,cbild
has already been reported from The
Finance Oommi.tc, and that Of Mr.. Dick,
inuon 10 ready to be reported from The
Postot1ics Committee. 'rh- total mum.
bar Of nominations before tho Senate |.
429, not more than dos.n oil which have
bsen reported back from committees.
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Sao; 900 worth Of Fine diamonds alono
~ u Dillon b Co.'s. Ali fine goods,
n =, prices louer than any Eastern
luuI hets H..a Oh -. - TH,S .Fg.H -sTg..
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PROM nav until Christmas day W. shall
open Novelties In every brauch of cur
business. l.. q. DILLON eco,
M ..' ...." 1pWpie
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Colgstos Cashmere Bouquet perfume 10
aluxurious,y yet inexpensive present vhlsh
every lady will appreciate, s5-
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SPECIAL Sale Of Pine Gold Watches
this week, at II !
IG. DILLON & CO.'S, !
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ANOTHER REMEDY,

Tbs manufacturers have In contsmpla.
ton another move to bring healthy leg.
ulari.y into their dsmorali1sd trsds. Tbs
market has not been In anything liko a
satisfactory condition for a long limo, Ut
least not for moro thsn few weeks In
succession. Among the reasons assigned
for the decentralization Ia the fac! that rs
general price list prevails among nall
makers. 1t 10 said on tho authority oil
manufacturers that the card Of ssllip2
prices adopted and readopt.d at more OF
less regular intervals Is not observed with
any generality. In nhort, tho Wee!ern
Nail Association exiats only In Mans.
There 10 now proposal TO abandon thls
nominal orgunis ,,ion and form new ono
on q different basis, to Include auch mills
as will enter into al agreement that Gao
DO enforced, 10 regard the selling card and
other agreements Of tbs association. Thls
movement has been kept very qules, but
there 10 reason 10 bollsve that |. has made
some progress.
Tho complaint and thu alleged cau.e Of It
are not new. The "dirc!plins" In the a..
ISOLATION hal always been pretty ler, and
the Idea Of soma mcmhera In agreeing
moon card seemed to b mainly 10 ON.
hss'asa other mill oHnela and uudeIsell
them.
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Tho thormomster at Schnssi'n drug
store, Opera Horre corncr, Saturday, rfg.
istersa RB follows;
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Che lnteliqe,zr1a::
once, No,. Us md ~ Fourteenth strsot.


Etocks For Sa!o-I. Irwin.
Adminis'Iatos No fec VIM J. Lanty,
JloliHsy Goods-Jnhu ri. dol.
Chriktnha G7odi-Colner q bhedekof.
Tru tee Haia
rolidAy h'eek-I q Dillon d ca,
Musical Hltls- hliyir OLSON a Co.
New Goods ] O. Dillon 4 20
GoJ s'ltel s 20 Holiday Specials.
GhrAtnM Prrseun-uebfauk q BIo.-Fourl
plHe.
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LRGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
L Couaty, to-mlt: December Rules. 1881.
..'a. AuuA Hhiun7

Lh6AL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
L County, to-wlt: December Rules. 1851.
AnnA Willing
~,
Amanda whiting. William whItisg. who I,Gnin.
i S,,,, within tee aSe Of 81 ye,.s. which .i.i
platnrnt In this suit ate tho hIits at Law tiJo1r
D.. Whiting, dtosased, George ". iIol iryr. kd'
minlhtrstor Of J: D whiting, dcce.std: Eslns
sshon AID illlt Mron, her husband, F!.tlAt
Jones, John j. ", y. I'd. ard n. D hrsdtlhnd
Ai:se Y. AYer,. pirincn II. trate under tto'
1nn orm Gt q. Atndel 4 Co.: William GIthsHl'
Henry r Jcncs and John u. JoItS. ps'tnsr 10
trnhe under the ityle AID arm o. Jouts 4 Bro,
ihd the hauches:t Coal conpIn
In ChsncJy.
The object Of this suit 1, 10 have the RAJ e,At
mtntlonrd and deitribcl In tha bill Lnt n'ore'd'
ipta 10 this suit dlyited and pHr,!ron.d beivss'
,n9 psfnes oniitltd thereto. o:if iro Nmn Il 1915
vholc 10 kind. that the,hme my bs thld md ih'
processes Of this kGle b. dsIribu'ci among TIC par
Wy en,itled thereto, And II appearing from ~
sneayit a!ed 70 his su,t at thcsj iu". 'h;i ..iI
1nttisaian1, Allies v aJo,r. John X, vcnli arts
n cMuhR Jones. on varni tho tnrnrntA N 'ai,f
Su.o nks not Eetn EerveA, Lrs ronfe ltcus'ii
Sn mtnoi wet TitRtpia, tho bald ronItblds7t h
W. eIs Required N ppSAr within one uoat
M ~ .!e OF tho nnt publication Of this CIDER
y !, ort.Isd thai ,hli ordSr be \ ub;l.hSd Ap{
roeud ~ the law dlrcots Ina a55-SirGT ~ H.
lines, John ". Nirhcll; CLARK Of raid couriS
NJ osr nsn'o OF lad coua'y, IBIS ;h taJ 81
JOHN: r. rMtTcHstL. Gr/H
iueli.sed The n.,t tirno De,smbsr ., 1857.
w. uSG AIv,., 'osa " W.! n,,reuELit
tolirjI dY for f,o-r Al. d .,.t - " -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-19
RIVER SEWH.

TUE great vach.ron + Constantine
Matches are to b. hid only at -
l. e.. billion & CO.,X
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-19

s30Ua ttock OF File foods thl. season
SURPRISES all our preyi,u, efforts. a
70 l. u. DILLvN 4 co. Y
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
Wilkins Wit and Wisdom.

Men are fools for revenue only.
Time changes many counterfeit bill.
Wisdom skippcth the device set by
fools.
The tramp's motto-"God bless our
roam"
The drunkarTs thread of life is
wound on reel.
Donkcys have powerful reaches with
their rcars.
When honesty is mans best policy
i loses irs virtue.
Food for rellection-lhe good dinner
that you missed.
No man can love his God who does
not love his children.
Jurisprudence is usually at the mercy
of jnry's prudence.
He who tries to crack a joke often.
times cracks his fingers.
One dead woodcock in hand is worth
two bald eagles in the bush.
One OF the most uncertain of all things
is sure thing of the future.
The quality Of a mans christianity is
tested when he steps on a banana skin.
The only good thing that the daily
newspaper artist can draw is his salary.
Gods mercy would be a valuable
commodity to many, if it could be sold
in small quantit es at high prices.
There are great many who would
refrain from blowing Gabricl's horn
unless it is so hot they couldn't drink ii.
There is more joy in a sanctum for
the bore who is kicked, than there is
for the ninety and n:ne who get away
with your favorite exchanges. White
ball Times.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
It Was Another's Child That
Died.

Some time age married couple in
this city adopted child from an insti.
tuition in Toronto, with the consent of
the mother. who was friend or ac-
quaintance of theirs. The mother
about a week ago came to the city to
endeavor to get her child back, but
found that it was dead and buried.
Happening TO be in Toronto. she called
at the institution in question, and found
to her delight that her child was still
alive and well and an inmate of tho in
sttution. The parties in the city who
had adopted the child from the institu-
ton in the belief that it was that of
their friend had. through some mis-
take, got the wrong one.-St. Thomas
(Oatari0) Journal.